Those are photos are of the accessories in 1/700 not 1/350. I am very pleased with my purchases. If you really want to fall over Ben also did MK 45 Quad 50 cal. mount for 1/700 Dragon Lexington (If not mistaken you can also build the Wasp from the Lexington kit). Ben was able to print the 50 cal barrels. Unlike the Chinese who over scale to catch detail he keeps the scale. So you need a magna-visor or paint to see the barrels.

One last feature I like about these items, Ben doesn’t print many attachment points. Your most delicate cuts will be freeing tilly with crane arm extended. You cut the attachment points at the carry wafer. Then cut the attachment points closest to boom crane. That way there is no stress on the boomed crane. The attachment points for the tilly chassis are beneath. Once you cut those, the tilly is free and you can flip tilly on its back and cut away any remaining attachment leads to boomed crane.

As for the BNO-40 and jeeps he prints them nose in so again the attachment points are beneath the accessory. Look close and you will see Ben printed the steering wheels. Cut away and clean up. I have learned from experience I dislike attachment points protruding from fine pieces like a porcupine. Takes awhile to free and cleanup. You run the possibility of losing detail from shock of cut because of the possible brittleness of the print material.